East Oregonian : E.O., February 14, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

BAYLY EAST ORBQONIAN, FENDIJiTON. ORBOON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY U. IWt.
UMI IIMUM
Boy IUllcd!
No, not tht; but the rle n
china alaughtered until you
would not know it. Just think
of It! a lO-plece dinner, eat.
In para white transparent chi
na for fll.M.
Bunt up your old nuutjr cat
alogues, look under the china
closet or elsewhere, and you
cannot find this low price
quoted either wholesale or it
tall. Bee oar window tor display.
Dear Madame:
I take my pen In hand to let
you know there is only one It
cent coffee on earth that has
anything like the atregnth and
flavor of Mocha and Java.
It la called "Mother's Pride,"
(tad so we have found It).
It Is sold exclusively by the
OWL TEA HOUSE.
OWL TEA HOUSE
14-QUART GRANITE DISH PAN 4(o j
tMtMiiiiiiiniinnimiiiiiiMiimnimiHMi
ID
DECISION HINGES ON THE
VALIDITY OF A DIVORCE.
JL Quarter ttectiou. Valued at Over
Five Thousand Dollars, is Involved
Question to Rataed of Priority
Between Divorce and Passage of
, Allotment Act The United Btates
is a Defendant.
Yesterday . papers were prepared
here tor a suit in the United States
circuit court that promises to be one
of the most interesting cases Involv
ing Indian rights ever tried. It Is
the case of Wa-lits-pum. represented
by R. J. Slater, versus the United
States and Tse-lap-tae-lap. The de
fendants are to be represented by
the United States district attorney and
T. G. Hailey. The suit is to secure
possession of 10 acres of allotted In
dian land, and the case hinges on the
validity of an Indian divorce.
Tse-lap-tse-lap was the wife, and
Wa-llts-pum the sister of Sook-pop-up-kop-up,
an Indian brave who was
allotted the southeast quarter of sec
tion IT, in township z. north of range
23, EL W. M., when the allotment
was made by congress. The land, if
it could be sold, would bring from
JSuuo to 16000. The land is now
held by Tse-lap-tse-lap, who claims
the property by right of being the
widow of Huok-pop-up-kop-up, and
. having no children.
The suit to oust the widow &
brought by the sister on the ground
that before Sook-pop-up-kop-up was
divorced from his wife according to
the Indian custom, which consisted
of a simple desertion and the taking
of another squaw. Should this claim
be proven, the title to the land will
then pass to the sister. Wa-lits-pum.
However, before the case can be
jon it must be proven that the Indian
divorce was obtained before the pass
age of the allotment act, for the law
provides that those given allotted
lands shall thereby become citizens
and subject to the civil and criminal
laws of the state in which they reside.
It is maintained by the attorney fa
jthe widow that the supposed divorce
was secured subsequent to the pass
age of the allotment act.
Jo ail suits In which title to Indian
lands Is involved, tfea United States
is made a participant in the case,
.and In the above case the United
States attorney or his deputy will act
with the defence.
CHEAT ENTERTAINER.
J. Frank Fouche to Appear Here Next
Friday Evening Under Auspices of
Commercial Assorts tfon.
J. Frank Fouche, the talented dra
matic artist who Is to appear at the
Fraxer theater Friday evening under
the auspices of the Commercial asso
ciation, has made a great Impression
wherever he has given a recital and
the press throughout the entire coun
try commend him to the public The
Cleveland, O., Leader says: "He was
encored 13 times.'
The News, of Idaho Springs, Col.,
says: "His recital of the Arena scene
from 'Quo Vadls' was superb." The
Boise Statesman says: "Every selec
tion on the program was first-class."
The Post-Intelligencer of Seattle,
says: "The entertainment given by X
Frank Fouche Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings were listened to with
greatest satisfaction." Denver News
says: "He keeps his audience In con
tinual roars of laughter."
Some of Pendleton's leading musical
talent will take part In the program.
The proceeds derived from this enter
tainment go Into the fund to equip
the gymnasium. Don't fall to get your
tickets for Friday evening.
JOHN HARM'S NEW RESIDENCE.
Farm House With Sewerage and
Electricity.
Plans are now being drawn by C.
E. Troutman for a two-story, eight
roomed residence for John Barr, the
same to be erected on his farm,
eight miles northeast of Pendleton.
When the building, which Is to cost
$3000, Is completed, it will be one of
the nicest country homes In the coun
ty. It will be fitted with hot water
and sewer connections, and lighted
by electricity.
V-
Revival Continues.
The meetings at the Christian
church are being continued by the
l aninr. N. H. Brooks. Good services
lost night, with two additions. The
sutject for tonight will be, "Setting
Up of the Church." Miss Fraker will
sing each evening. The services will
be short. Everybody cordially In
vited.
45 DftYSQN THE JURY
L. A. VOGEL TELLS OF LAND
FRAUD INVESTIGATIONS.
'Evidence Before tite Grand Jury Was
So Overwhelming and Undeniable
That the Jury Could Ma Avoid Re
turning Indictments No Persecu
tion of she Oregon Defecation Has
Been Carried On, as Out of 30 Men
on the Federal Grand Jury, 17 Were
Republicans,
L. A. Vogel, of this city, who has
been In Portland, on the federal
grand jury for the past 45 days, re
turned home this morning, the grand
Jury having been dismissed until
April 1.
Mx. Vogel has been one of the most
active and aggressive members, and
Indignantly refuted the statements
that F. J. Heney, the prosecutor of
the land frauds, has "led the Jury
around by the nose," as asserted by
friends of the aroused conspirators.
He has the highest praise. for Mr.
Heney as a lawyer, and says that
many of the Indictments were voted
without Mr. Heney's knowledge, un
til after the Indictment was returned.
In every Instance where an Indict
ment has been returned, the evidence
was overwhelming, and although It
may aeem to an .outsider that much
of the evidence Is far fetched or un
certain, yet Mr. Vogel asserts that
such a mass of convincing and un
questioned testimony has been pro
duced, that it was Impossible to
avoid returning Indictments In every
case.
He also denies that any part of the
proceedings against either Senator
Mitchell or Congressmen Hermann or
Williamson, are part of a persecution,
as out of 20 men on the grand Jury,
last week, IT of them were republi
cans, two democrats and one social
ist, and in almost every case, the votes
were unanimous.
Mr. Vogel says that Mr. Heney and
Mr. Burns, who are unraveling the
cases, are simply doing a plain duty,
outlined by the requirements of their
offices, and -that they both exhibit a
sense of justice of the highest degree,
although some of the revelations
made may seem to- be wrung from
witnesses by unfair means.
The grand Jury will convene again
about April 1, after an adjournment
to allow Mr. Heney and Mr. Burns
to attend a trial of the Benson-Hyde
I gang In Washington, D. C
MEETINGS BEGIN TONIGHT.
Check the f
Cough
Coughs go from bad to worse.
There la grave danger in any T
OHO. JU 1IW INRVb JCS
Bottle of oar
F.&S.
Tar and Wfld
Cherry
sa the bowse. Commence Tak
mg when first symptoms come.
This is the best remedy because
it cores safely and permanently.
Price, 25c and 60c
Price 25c
and 50c
I TaUman & Co. f
LEADING DRUGGISTS. X
IMOUHMIIIMmMMM
Cold All Over the Country.
At Despaln gulch, on Saturday
morning, It was seven below sero; at
Meacham, 30 below; at Helix, about t
below, and at Weston, 7 below.
There Is very little snow in the wheat
district and in places the wind has
even drifted the plowed soil, where
the wheat was not thick enough to
protect the ground.
Funeral This Afternoon.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the
funeral of Cecil Montgomery, the 14-months-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Montgomery, was held from their
home at 412 Bush street
Gone to Chicago.
Carl Burchett, who has been em
ployed In the bowling alley of Wade
8ller. has left for Chicago, where he
will remain until about April I, when
he will return to Weston.
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
to the Only Pssslkte Way sf Harris
Aa Kasetiv Can.
If you see a woman or a man with lux
urlant glossy hair, you may be sure nei
ther has dandruff to amount to anything.
In nearly every eass where women sad
men have thin brittle hair, they awe It
to dandruff. Tbers are hundred- of prep
arations that "chum" -to cure dandruff,
but not one but Newbre's Berptcide tslls
you that dandruff Is the result of a germ
burrowing into the scalp, and that per
manent cure of dandruff and Its conse
quent falling and baldness, can only be
bad by killing the germ; and there Is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbre's Herptelde. "Destroy
the cause, and you remove the effect."
"old by leading oruggfcrta Bend Me. la
stamps for sample to The Herpielde Col,
Detroit. Mien,
A. c. Koeppen A Bros., special agents.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER !
but better never lata. Yoa can
begm to money In youi
old age, but "how much better
for your declining rears to be
gin saving when yon are young
Cut out your luxuries and ac
cumulate a growing cash surplus
by opening an account In the
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Rev. Thomas Needliara and Clifton
Powers Open Revival at Presbyter
ian Church.
The revival meetings to be con
ducted by Rev. Thomas Needham, as
sisted by Clifton Powers in charge of
the music, will begin at the Presby
terian church tonight.
Rev. Needham has Just closed a
highly successful series of meetings.
In La Grande, and expects to conduct
at least two weeks meetings here.
Rev. Needham was for seevral years
an associate of the late D. L. Moody
In his phenomenal revivals and has
assisted In some of the most wonder
ful revival meetings of modern times.
He was one of the speakers and
revivalists In the Pittsburg meetings
held last winter, tin which over (000
people were converted.
The musical exercises will be made
a specialty, and will be in charge of
Clifton Powers, who accompanies Rev.
Needham,
REV. VAN NTY8 RETURNS,
Mr Van Nuys Is Rapidly Recovering
and the Children WU1 Not Have
Diphtheria.
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys, who has been
In La Grande for several days dur
ing the Illness of Mrs. Van Nuys,
with a slight attack of diphtheria, re
turned home today. He left Mrs. Van
Knv reatlv imnroved and feels con
fident that their children will not be
attacked by the disease owing to the
fact that they were given the anti
toxin treatment Immediately after
their mother was taken sick.
Theer are no other cases In La
Grande, so fur aa Is known, and the
quarantine will be removed from ine
Conner home, where Mrs. Van Nuys
was visiting, when she became III.
Real Estate Transfers.
Today the following warranty deeds
were recorded In the office of the
county recorder:
W. Frank Carglll et ux to Henry
Lorensen. for the southeast quarter
of section It. township 4, north of
range 32. Consideration. 27250.
Henry Lorensen et ux to James S.
Furnish for the southeast quarter of
section It, township 4, north of range
22. - Consideration, 27260.
Blakelys Have Scarlet Fever.
Three more cases of scarlet fever
were reported this morning, all In one
family. The victims are Joseph
Blakely, deputy sheriff, his wife and
child. Dr. L, K. BlakeBlee, who Is the
attending physician, pronounces the
cuses all to be of a light form.
Fourteeu Below Zero at Weston.
A letter received last night from
Weston by Prof. Peebles, stated that
the temperature there on Sunday
morning was 14 degrees below .sero.
(Little Daughter III.
Instead of George Earnest being
III with the scarlet fever, at 402 East
Webb street, It Is bis little daughter
Rosle.
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Dangerous Coasting.
Strenuous effort is being made by
Marshal Carney to prevent boys from
coasting down the sidewalk on South
Main street. This Is held by the mar
shall to be dangerous, both for the
pedestrians and also for the boys. As
an example to the rest of the young
sters two of them, Clarence Wllkins
and Tad Finner, were arrested by the
marshal this morning. In the record
er's court they were each fined (5,
but the sentence was suspended for
each of them.
The crown of womanhood is motherhood.
But uneasy lies tin: head that wear the
crown or anticipate this coronation, when
there is a lack ol womanly strength to bear
the burdens of maternal dignity and duty.
The reason why so many women sink under
the strain of motherhood is because they
are unprepared.
"I uiihesitatinitly advise expectant moth
ers to use Ut. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion, "writes Mrs. J. W. G. Stephens, of Milk.
Northumberland Co., Vs. The reason for
this advice is that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre.
senption is the best preparative for the
maternal function. No matter how healthy
and strong a woman may be, she cannot
use "Favorite Prescription" an s prepara
tive for maternity without gain of health
and comfort. But it is the women who are
not strong who best appreciate the great
benefits received from the use of "Favorite
Prescription." For one thing its use makes
the baby's advent practically painless. It
has in manv ru r-.l ., t fr
I i, 7 ' , , - - -" v, uuyn ui suncr-
ug to s few brief hours. It has chanced
the neriod of inipi an A i .....
time of ease and comfort.
The proprietors and makers of Doctor
Pierces Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted In offering to pay $y for
any case of I.eucorrhea. Female Weakness,
Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb, which they
cannot cure. All the World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Proprietors, of But
falo, N. Y., ssk is a fair and reasonable
trial of their mesas of cure.
To District Convention.
The following people left today on
the delayed number one for Heppner,
to attend the district convention of
Women of Woodcraft: Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Sloan, Mrs. Johanna Boiler
man, Mrs. Agnes Nelson, Mrs. P. H.
Van Orsdall, Mrs. Minnie Stlllman
and Mr. H. J. Taylor, from Pendleton.
Mrs. Carmlchael and Mrs. Klrkpat
rlck. Weston. Mrs. Mary Foster,
Athena. Miss Lydla Nell, Milton.
Work Will Begin Soon.
At the meeting of the Eagles held
last night. It was decided to have the
architect advertise for bids for the
work on the basement of their new
hall. The work on excavating the
basement Is to be commenced at once.
Boarlet Fever In the Conakry.
Another case of scarlet fever Is re
ported from the country. It la that
of John Mulr, living on Birch creek,
seven miles from town. He was
taken down 8unday morning, but ac
cording to Dr. McPaul, who attended
him yesterday, the case is not serious.
Ten Carloads sheep.
Today 10 carloads of sheep are be
ing shipped from here to Chicago.
They are the Rugg Bros.' lambs that
were purchased a few dava am hv
James Wright, of North Yakima, for
the Chicago market.
Marriage License.
Yesterday a marriage license was
Issued by County Clerk Baling to T.
E. Earn hart and Georgia Mannerlng.
both of this county. . v-
George M. Stewart has been con
firmed by the senate aa postmaster
at Seattle. This la an acknowledged
glorious victory of Senator Foster
var Senator Anksny.
No
Frenzied
Finance
o
In the real estate we have for sale.
Real estate Is the only safe founda
tion for a sound financial operation.
There Is something to build on.
Take your money and Invest It In
property and It will Increase In value.
We nave desirable property In all
parts of the city; as well as rancha
farms and small tracts.
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lit Ooart Street.
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SAVED
From a Drunkards
Grave
Have been thousands of m
X by the ase of Trio.
fit is a positive core (or the
lienor habit.
Right bere In Pendleton
nanr men have been uiiiii.
Z coed out and srtvm a '
by use of TRIB.
TRIB
OLD BT TALLMAX CO. !
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EVERT LINE IS
Knox, Stetson, Gordon
s AK1 ALL THE FACTORY LINES
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OVER 2000 HATS
IN STOCK, ALL .
STAPLE AND THE LATEST STTLB
BLOCK. NOT A BUM ONE IN TUM
BUNCH. EVERY BIZE, COLOR,
SHAPE AND PRIC.
TO MORE PARTICULARLY BRING
TO TOTJR MIND OCR MANY AT
TRACTIVE HAT FEATURES, WB
WILL OFFER AT
ALL HATS AS SHOWN IN
- CORNER WINDOW; VALTJB
FROM 2.50 TO I4.M, AND
NO JOKE.
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ROOSEVELT'S
Boston Store
The Snap-Season
IS OUR. SHIRT SALE
FOR A LINE OF fP-TO-DATE SHIRTS, 8TIFT ATO W1!
BOSOM, REGULAR ONE DOLLAR VALUE.
BAER & DALEY
ONE PRICE FURNISHERS AND HATTEBA
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WHEN BCTLDEM AUsV
so are wt, that J
should let us have ye "J
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as possible. Bprtnf w"1 "J
along when ewrythhur
erybody will be on JT)
We deal In all taJ,Bi
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serve you if 7"
time. First come tlr
Pendleton Plaites!
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Delayed in Moving
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Owing to the fact that the room at the """jers e
Cottonwood streets Ifl still occnpieo u'" e "",
T we are delayed in moving. vo j, the P""
X aeon,' where we will be better prepared to sow-
Come and see ns at our present
ed on our moving.
stand. Wen
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